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Speaker 3: You're about to hear a replay of one of our
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Speaker 2: Welcome home, y'all.
Speaker 4: What's up? So okay?
Speaker 1: Internet Sensation, Noah was taken and Noah.
Speaker 4: Was taking us, joining us today after.
Speaker 1: Tearing a grown man to shreds yesterday at the convention,
Speaker 1: tell us what happened?
Speaker 5: Yeah. I saw Mike Lindell and I asked him a
Speaker 5: respectful and quick question. But he got mad and acted
Speaker 5: like the big bad wolf and decided to take it personally.
Speaker 5: He started to get all up in my face? What
Speaker 5: was taking twelve?
Speaker 1: Big twel He got a big old man, got in
Speaker 1: a big twelve space. I wish no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you would.
Speaker 5: So that's what happened after that, before the swinging, Yeah,
Speaker 5: and then I asked him a few questions. He couldn't
Speaker 5: even respond to He had no real answer whatsoever except
Speaker 5: for his personal grievances. I ended up fact checking him later.
Speaker 5: Everything he said was completely false.
Speaker 4: And never happened. What was the question? Do you remember? Question?
Speaker 1: To him?
Speaker 5: I said, why are you denying the results of a
Speaker 5: completely fair and free election?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: And he started naming these people with the names and
Speaker 5: the fancy names. But he didn't give me a last name,
Speaker 5: and I couldn't. All he said was the first name.
Speaker 5: He said, I didn't want to give their public name
Speaker 5: out there. If you're an elected official, your name should
Speaker 5: be out there, right, especially if you're representing me in
Speaker 5: my state of Georgia, you I should know your name right.
Speaker 5: So he didn't want to provide any of that. So
Speaker 5: it was almost impossible to fact check.
Speaker 2: Governor of Georgia. What got you into politics?
Speaker 4: Young man?
Speaker 5: Stacey Abrams, who just walked by us.
Speaker 4: Was energized by her campaign. Energized by her campaign. I
Speaker 4: love that.
Speaker 6: Where do you go to school?
Speaker 4: Homeschool or yo?
Speaker 6: You got a great teacher whoever.
Speaker 3: They camera taking pictures A proud no. I want to
Speaker 3: say that you have done what so many of the
Speaker 3: mainstream media have failed to do. You asked the poignant questions.
Speaker 3: I saw the video when you demanded that he cite
Speaker 3: his sources uh and held him accountable. So I'm so
Speaker 3: impressed with you. What what do you I know Charlotatne
Speaker 3: has has spoken into that you will be the governor.
Speaker 4: I'd like to speak.
Speaker 2: That over you as well.
Speaker 3: There is there something other ambitions that you have in
Speaker 3: your life?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: I would love to continue to be able to promote
Speaker 5: the Democratic Party and all of their accomplishments. But other
Speaker 5: than that, I want to continue.
Speaker 2: Doing what I'm doing. Does it hurt you that you
Speaker 2: can't vote?
Speaker 7: You that you you six years away from any to vote.
Speaker 5: I can't encourage folks to vote, So that's enough for me.
Speaker 5: I can one thing you can't do. You can do
Speaker 5: when you can't vote. You can walk in the polls
Speaker 5: with people. So I can walk into the polls of
Speaker 5: hundreds of family members, and I that it counts just as.
Speaker 4: Much if you could.
Speaker 1: If you could vote in this election this fall, tell
Speaker 1: me who you be voting.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, So you're not gonna let him ask? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, Kamala Harris all the way, give me three reasons
Speaker 5: why three reasons why. First of all, her policy platform.
Speaker 5: You're gonna ask policy platform.
Speaker 4: I want to. I want to hear platform.
Speaker 5: How she's not Donald Trump and she's just has a
Speaker 5: great way of energizing the country, and her policy platform
Speaker 5: is critical to that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I love that you.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I do We might we could do that the next
Speaker 4: time we go in to do a live show.
Speaker 2: Enjoy that.
Speaker 1: We're gonna go us, brother, I'm we want everybody to
Speaker 1: see you gonna help.
Speaker 6: You might need a podcast or something.
Speaker 1: Choice media, like he breaks things down so concise and
Speaker 1: so simple, and I think that's what people need.
Speaker 4: I love Would you do a podcast? Knowing I would
Speaker 4: love to do a podcast?
Speaker 1: Okay, we asked mama, because you can't make your own
Speaker 1: decisions yet, We're gonna get your.
Speaker 3: To me before you sign that contract. I'll make sure
Speaker 3: you get that.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 4: I like that. Thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 7: Who is some of your favorite young content creators in
Speaker 7: the same spaces as you?
Speaker 4: Oh, okay, Isaiah and Martin to too real.
Speaker 5: Let me think Olivia, Juliana, A lot of great people
Speaker 5: that attended here today.
Speaker 4: Okay, I love that.
Speaker 2: You're amazing. Our energy is infectious.
Speaker 4: One more question. I'm sorry, I just am dying to
Speaker 4: know this.
Speaker 1: Who has been your favorite speaker so far at the convention?
Speaker 5: And why Michelle Oh or Nancy Pelosi or Joe Biden?
Speaker 5: My favorite Nancy?
Speaker 4: Who was first out of those? Joe Biden?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Tell me what Joe?
Speaker 5: Out all of Joe's speech, he went for an out
Speaker 5: y'all sleepy Joe. Y'all sleepy Joe for an hour.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 7: It's the first time we're going to disagree all week,
Speaker 7: all week, Michelle.
Speaker 5: Joe, y'all sleepy Joe went on for an hour and
Speaker 5: thirty minutes. Y'all who called them sleepy? Joe went on
Speaker 5: for an hour just because.
Speaker 4: He stayed awake.
Speaker 5: If you go on for an hour and thirty minutes,
Speaker 5: how are you sleepy?
Speaker 2: Joe? Michelle body. I don't even know how long Michelle was.
Speaker 4: On, but was just better.
Speaker 2: Michelle can go second place.
Speaker 6: No, hey, I get no point.
Speaker 4: I'm with that, he said.
Speaker 6: The man was up.
Speaker 2: Well, let me take this great.
Speaker 4: No, here's the thing.
Speaker 1: We are absolutely not finished with you. We hope we
Speaker 1: can sign you for a podcast, but for now we're
Speaker 1: gonna let you go because you got some work to do.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you so much. You wish yes, you do.
Speaker 2: We love you.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, Noah was fantastic. I'm blown away, Jasmine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, we would you like to introduce her introducer
Speaker 1: Introducer off cameras while the while Jasmin makes her way.
Speaker 1: Who he's talking about is Congresswoman Jasmine Crocket of the
Speaker 1: Texas Congressional District thirty. She is coming up as soon
Speaker 1: as she finishes taking pictures with no captivating.
Speaker 4: She had to say how she did.
Speaker 3: Lovey where they want to be, wherever you want to be,
Speaker 3: Just come out and and let's put.
Speaker 4: He's been dazzled.
Speaker 1: We are thrilled to have joining us, Congressman Jasmine Crocket, And.
Speaker 4: We can introduce while you were walking, how you doing,
Speaker 4: I'm doing all right? Great.
Speaker 2: So you met Noah at the feet of this here,
Speaker 2: no I met him at the White House.
Speaker 4: Yeah, know about this life, He's everything about it. Tell
Speaker 4: us how you prepared for Monday night, Congresswoman.
Speaker 2: Oh, there was a nominal speech.
Speaker 7: There was a lot of drama, Solf, thank you so much.
Speaker 7: So I won't go into all that it took, but
Speaker 7: what I will say is that in the moments that
Speaker 7: I was supposed to be getting on stage. It's the
Speaker 7: first time I've ever gotten nervous. So for two hours,
Speaker 7: I was actually getting physically sick. I had to take
Speaker 7: medication and everything, and so I was just nervous that
Speaker 7: I would let her down, and I did not want
Speaker 7: to let her down. And then, as we are making
Speaker 7: history today, what most people don't realize is that Kamala
Speaker 7: Harris was making history for me. At the same time.
Speaker 7: There's never been a black woman freshman that has been
Speaker 7: allowed to grace the stage of the DNC ever until.
Speaker 2: Me, and so it was a huge honor.
Speaker 7: And at the same time, while I didn't want to
Speaker 7: let her down, I also didn't want to foreclose on
Speaker 7: opportunities for those coming behind me. And I knew that
Speaker 7: there were a lot of people that were probably like,
Speaker 7: ain't no way you're gonna let the wild Wind do it.
Speaker 2: Ain't no way, y'all, that's the one we want to see,
Speaker 2: oh man.
Speaker 7: And so you know, as it relates to kind of
Speaker 7: the process, I felt like they was trying to sanitize
Speaker 7: my speech a little bit. I was like, ah ahpke's
Speaker 7: gotta stay.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 7: The alliteration came out at least five times. It was
Speaker 7: pulled out five times, and then I put it back
Speaker 7: in and I say, let me tell you something, This
Speaker 7: is who I am.
Speaker 2: This is what this speech is gonna be.
Speaker 7: Because the only reason anybody would want to see me
Speaker 7: on the stage, it ain't to see me.
Speaker 2: It's to actually hear me be me. And so it
Speaker 2: was a bit of a fight. But you know, y'all
Speaker 2: know I stand my ground. I appreciate you for doing that,
Speaker 2: and I and and again because I stood.
Speaker 7: My ground, I also was nervous because then it's like, well,
Speaker 7: you can't mess up, you can't funding the bag because
Speaker 7: you really said so strong and confidently in it.
Speaker 2: And I am thankful that it was received seem where
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 6: Far from fumbling anything. By the way, anytime I've ever
Speaker 6: I've ever heard you, and I've i've spoken at these
Speaker 6: conventions before, I know the exact process you were talking about,
Speaker 6: the edits that get made, and the fact that you
Speaker 6: have to be I mean literally strong and as uh
Speaker 6: Angela says all the time, tan toes deep uh and.
Speaker 4: What or down down guess what I'm not in all that.
Speaker 4: So when I heard you sound, I was.
Speaker 1: Like that's.
Speaker 4: Like a white man, I'm gonna go back on.
Speaker 6: Guess what, you can stay off, but I'm talking to
Speaker 6: you now.
Speaker 4: And the point is.
Speaker 6: The point is is that first of all, you're not
Speaker 6: the wild one, You're not the crazy one. You are
Speaker 6: the truth teller. Hey, and people can't always handle the truth,
Speaker 6: so they like to throw all these terms out that
Speaker 6: make us look different and strange and even in some
Speaker 6: cases undeserving of the space. Not only did you deserve it,
Speaker 6: you owned it, you delivered, You did the just you
Speaker 6: were supposed to do. And guess what, I believe you
Speaker 6: bought a lot more people's eyes to this campaign, to
Speaker 6: what this is about and why do they need to
Speaker 6: get out their vote and perform right, perform their duty,
Speaker 6: their civic duty. So a congresswoman, I said, Jaz a congresswoman,
Speaker 6: I couldn't thank you enough, and I just want to
Speaker 6: encourage you every day of the week to continue to
Speaker 6: be that right. Every Congress deserves a truth seller. Every
Speaker 6: Congress at least one.
Speaker 2: I can ask the question, I you know.
Speaker 3: We opened the show tonight with a Georgia State rep
Speaker 3: of Palestinian descent speaking about the protests and the plight
Speaker 3: that's happening.
Speaker 2: Something has made me a bit un comfortable with this.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited and I've been so full of celebration
Speaker 3: with having a me and us points to lead this country,
Speaker 3: and then I was torn as we drove past protesters
Speaker 3: last night, and it just feels like this push and
Speaker 3: pull because there's black women. Much like the CBC, we
Speaker 3: are the constiest of the country, like the CBC is
Speaker 3: noted as being in the conscious of the Congress.
Speaker 2: For the people out there who.
Speaker 3: Feel some of that same torment with who want to
Speaker 3: stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people, and it seems
Speaker 3: like the world has turned their back on them. I'm
Speaker 3: just curious what your thoughts are given the division, all
Speaker 3: the diversity we've seen, and yet this division remains so
Speaker 3: pronounced here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I'm gonna say that it's not an either or,
Speaker 2: it's an end. Yes, you know.
Speaker 7: The issue that I have is that I think that
Speaker 7: we need to go ahead and be real about the
Speaker 7: fact that anyone that is uncomfortable with suffering is actually
Speaker 7: just being human.
Speaker 2: That is what it means to be human.
Speaker 7: And I think that we should all, you know, hug
Speaker 7: each other and say, listen, this is what we should.
Speaker 4: Be doing in a moment.
Speaker 2: Hey day, no, no, no, So I think that we
Speaker 2: should say it is the right thing to do.
Speaker 7: It is the morally right thing to do to care
Speaker 7: about suffering, not just as it relates to the Palestinians,
Speaker 7: but suffering anywhere. Because we can talk about the Suday
Speaker 7: and we can talk about Congo, we can talk about
Speaker 7: the streets in the United States. We should all be
Speaker 7: compassionate about suffering in general. At the same time, this
Speaker 7: is going to come down to two people. Somebody going
Speaker 7: to be the president of the United States. It's either
Speaker 7: going to be the guy or it's going to be
Speaker 7: the woman. And right now I can tell you that
Speaker 7: it has to be the woman for me, and and
Speaker 7: that doesn't mean that you are going to agree with
Speaker 7: her on everything. I think that this was elaborated in
Speaker 7: a way by Michelle Obama. You know, we continuously seek perfection.
Speaker 7: One of the things that I used to say on
Speaker 7: the trail all the time, specifically when I was out
Speaker 7: there for and Biden, is that there is no perfection
Speaker 7: walking on this earth. And I would definitely say it
Speaker 7: when I went to the Black Church, and I would
Speaker 7: say we always want our preachers and our politicians to
Speaker 7: be perfect, and neither one will be. You will always
Speaker 7: be let down. But we are supposed to fight for
Speaker 7: a more perfect union. And fighting for a more perfect
Speaker 7: union means that you continuously engage in conversation.
Speaker 2: And communication and you move the needle. Let me tell
Speaker 2: you something.
Speaker 7: There was a point in time that nobody would have
Speaker 7: ever imagined that Joe Biden would do anything on student
Speaker 7: loan debt forgiveness.
Speaker 2: And who led the way on it. It was Joe Biden.
Speaker 7: But guess what, there were people that were pulling him
Speaker 7: and telling him that that was the right thing to do.
Speaker 7: So I'm just saying I need them to understand that
Speaker 7: we can't sit this out because the suffering that we
Speaker 7: see and Gaza is only going to get worse if
Speaker 7: Trump ends up being the one that ends up in position.
Speaker 7: Because let me tell you, they have been on the
Speaker 7: house floor and they have specifically said just go nukem.
Speaker 7: That is what they said. And you won't find that
Speaker 7: on the news. You got to go to c Span
Speaker 7: and you can see them talking about the people of Gaza.
Speaker 7: I can tell you that we had three packages that
Speaker 7: we voted on the first package was suggest send money
Speaker 7: over to Israel and defund the IRS. The second package
Speaker 7: will suggest send money to Israel. The third package sent
Speaker 7: money to Israel, but it also sent aid to Gaza,
Speaker 7: it sent aid to Haiti, it sent aid to Taiwan.
Speaker 7: It did more to make sure that we could also
Speaker 7: help those that are suffering. These people don't care about
Speaker 7: people that are suffering. It's the same reason that they
Speaker 7: are only looking to do tax breaks for people that
Speaker 7: are at the upper one percent, and they don't care
Speaker 7: about the people that need six dollars a day to eat.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to tell y'all that we don't need to
Speaker 7: vote against our interests. And it doesn't mean that either
Speaker 7: one of the administrations will be great on everything that
Speaker 7: you care about. But it is your job to push
Speaker 7: an administration that at least somewhat closely aligns with their
Speaker 7: goals and push I'm closer to the finish line.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Thank you, thank.
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